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With "Making Friends", Bavaria is back to its memorable institutional campaigns (Translation)
17 March 2010
Bogotá, March 12th, 2010. Bavaria, leading beverages company in Colombia, presented today in Bogotá its first institutional advertising campaign after more than seven years. The communication strategy, which revolves around the concept of friendship, derived into a new promise from the Bavaria corporate brand called "Making Friends" - in direct reference to the more than 120 years through which the company has been alongside all Colombians, and to the social contributions it has made to the country and to the socializing nature of the beverages it produces and commercializes.
The campaign, which takes place in a magical and Macondian place off the Colombian coast called Caracolito, features as protagonists Eladio and Toño, two picturesque characters and sole inhabitants of the imaginary town. Through a simple narrative about their daily lives, the campaign explores several dimensions of their friendship and relates them to those with whom Bavaria has strengthened relationships with in the country for decades. Out of this rationale comes the theme of the campaign which closes all of the communication pieces: "The best thing of having a friend is to do things for him, believe in him and support his dreams".
Through this new component of its corporate communication strategy, Bavaria seeks to integrate many of its programs, initiatives and messages through the concept of friendship, the common denominator among most of them. It also seeks to transmit the interest of the company for all of its friends, including its value chain and its consumers, guaranteeing their wellbeing, believing in their ideas, supporting their dreams, protecting the environment and helping to build the future of the country.
The campaign, which is programmed to evolve gradually over the next two years, will be emphasizing, over time, issues with which Bavaria has had a great impact, such as employment and entrepreneurship, contribution to the development of the country, support and social investment for communities, moderate and responsible alcohol consumption and environmental protection. Over these two years, Caracolito, which was a town of two, will become a space where others will interact, providing the campaign with a very special narrative and through which it is hoped to become memorable for Colombians.
Fernando Jaramillo Giraldo, Corporate Affairs vice-president, said about the campaign that: "We want to strengthen our emotional tie with Colombians. Our idea is to make everything we do for the country evident and visible at all times. Therefore, in the 'Making friends' campaign we wanted to show that at Bavaria we have gone from making the best products for our communities, to making the best communities for our products".
The first phase of the campaign, developed by the DDB Colombia advertising agency, will air for one month, starting this coming Sunday, March 14, during the night-time over the main TV channels, radio stations and print media of the country. It also includes an interactive tool, available in the website www.bavaria.com.co through which Colombians will be able to make their own intervention in Caracolito and can consign their own vision of what friendship means.
Bavaria S. A. is the largest beverage company of Colombia. Its brands Águila, Águila Light, Club Colombia, Cola & Pola, Costeña, Costeñita, Peroni, Pilsen, Póker, Redd's and Pony Malta are leaders in their respective beverage categories in Colombia.
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From journal A wonderful solo travel experience in Florence
by Wondersboy
Memphis, Tennessee
June 20, 2003
The steak, a huge T-Bone from Tuscan cattle, is quickly grilled in olive oil and then finished with a sprinkling of salt and pepper and a drip of olive oil for brightness. The gnocchi gorgonzola is creamy and pungeant and the gnocchi are so tender that they melt on your tongue.
Try to reserve a table outside on the plaza if you can, but if you can't, the interior is cozy and friendly. They have their own label house wines or an extensive wine list.
From journal Florence to Milan by Eurostar
by Mary Porcher
New Haven, Connecticut
March 27, 2001
Our highest rated restaurant in Florence, I can't see how anyone could go wrong in dining here. This restaurant is slightly off the beaten path but still within easy walking distance. It's in a secluded square, and we may not have stopped in if we hadn't read such good things about it. The trattoria was small and dim, with high ceilings, stone walls, and a huge arrangement of fresh spring tulips at the entrance. Everyone here speaks Italian and very little English. But they were eager to do whatever possible to describe the menu to us. I will never forget my waiter's response when I asked him how a particular dish was cooked. He motioned to me to wait a moment, and he went to the kitchen. He returned a full minute later with a large pot, obviously for boiling. I had never received service like that before! He was also apologetic at the end of the meal for not knowing more English. My mom's response was, "Hey, it's your country, not ours! We should apologize."
In addition to the service here, the food was out of this world. I wished I had ordered my mom's dish, which was pasta in a creamy cheese sauce, peas and asparagus. The kicker there was that the pasta was filled with pear! It sounds odd, and it tastes odd at first, but the pear and the melted futa cheese are AMAZING together. If it hadn't been our last day, we would have returned so that I could have that dish (I'm not joking either). The first course of spaghetti that Jason and I shared was spicy and hand-rolled. If you've never had hand-rolled pasta before, you have to try it. It is sooo good. The meat dishes that Jason and I had were tender and perfectly spiced (very authentic tasting, obviously fresh herbs and spices). The bread here was the best we had in Italy. For meat dishes, try the grilled chicken. Grilled chicken is usuall a bit dry and crisp. Well, theirs is crisp with that great grilled taste, but it's not dry at all, and the spices are infused into the meat somehow. Jason had the boiled chicken with peperoni (which turned out to be actual peppers). He said that he couldn't imagine how they manged to boil it and keep all of that delicious flavor inside the meat.
For dessert, Jason and I had the cheesecake. It was Italian cheesecake, made with ricotta cheese, and was very very rich. It wasn't sweet at all, and I ended up pouring some sugar on top. But the consistency was perfect, and the cheesecake would be perfect overall if there was a little sugar, chocolate or fruit syrup on top. Mom had the tiramisu, and it was so rich she couldn't finish it.
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Ratings (Scale of 1-10, ten is "divine", one is "despicable")Average: Food 9.3, Atmosphere 9, Service 10
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My husband and I have paid into this system as have the last four generations of our families so we are making use of all the programs that are available.
But that wouldn't make me more or less eligible should I run into financial difficulties now and need to rely on public aid for a bit, would it? I hope not.
I've paid taxes since about age 18 (and quite a bit in recent years since my income went up after college) but I've never felt that qualifies me for anything.
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Wonderful – I just saw Annemarier today for the first time. She was absolutely wonderful. I'm one of those people who doesn't really know what to ask for in a haircut yet gets really particular when it doesn't work out right. Annemarie looked at what my hair does naturally, made suggestions that worked with but improved my previous cut, and taught me a few tricks to help me style it best.
Really great job! – The staff does a really great job of making you feel like the Spa is your personal space. It was my birthday, and the ladies there made me feel extra special. We did a couples massage with Paul and Lisa, and both were amazing. I almost fell asleep. Paul knew exactly what sore areas I had on my back and worked out my knots without me once going "ow!" or wincing. They have great lighting and therapeutic oils and lotions, so you're relaxed the entire time. I almost wished my hour would never come up.
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Amazing – Overall, my experience at La Novita was amazing. It was a great birthday present and it made me feel like I was on vacation, when in fact, I live 1.5 miles away. It's a great escape from city life, and the perfect way to start the week.
Will be back! – I've had a couple of amazing massages here and they have been fantastic. I walked out of the spa feeling like a new woman. I was able ot have a steam bath before hand which is a nice touch. By the time you have your massage, you're very relaxed. Will definitely be back again when I can justify treating myself to another day of pampering!!
Walked in without an appointment Friday evening. The woman at the front desk didn't skip a beat. She called for Linda and about a half hour later I walked out with the best bikini and eyebrows wax of my life. I can't believe I waited this long to give them a try, so many of my friends have told me about them, so glad I listened. I will NOT be going back to my old salon.
the massage I had Lisa and she was fantastic. I liked that she had lots of experience because she clearly knew her stuff! 90 minutes was perfect. I highly recommend her!
Everything inside is clean and simple, but serene. Linda did the facial and she was very friendly and knowledgeable. She also gave a great neck massage!
Initially they were not able to accomodate due to schedules (which I understand). The day of however, they called to say that they were able to move some appointments around and that I could come in for a 90 min massage. Same time, everything. You could tell they were really trying their best to be as flexible as possible, which I really appreciated.
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Last-minute shoppers flooded supermarkets Tuesday to stock up on some items before the wintry weather hit the area.
Overall, it seems stores were ready for the rush. Parking lots were packed at both Kroger and Harris Teeter at Barracks Road Shopping Center. Although there were several more shoppers than the average Tuesday, shelves were still filled with all the essentials.
Giants on Pantops was another store seeing an influx of shoppers. The store manager says people were stopping in as early as Monday to load up on food in anticipation of the snow.
"I don't drive in it, so I figured I had to get my things last minute because after it snows, that's it for me," said shopper Sylvia Reich.
Reich was one of a steady stream of people in and out of Reid Super Save Market in Charlottesville filling their carts with everything from essentials like milk and bread to other popular items like beer and cigarettes.
Ivy resident Hattie Price was in search of some of her favorite comfort foods to keep her company in the snowstorm.
"You know what they say about comfort food -- the more miserable you are about the weather or whatever, you gotta have something good to eat," said Price. "I went out and got the chitterlings and I got pot pies and pig ears."
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Too many of us arent ready for retirementNovember 03,2013At the risk of ruining your Sunday-morning coffee routine, theres some eye-opening news out there that bears your consideration.
Well, its not really news; in one form or another, its something we all know. But for me, its just one more reminder of the seriousness of an important financial challenge for many Americans living after the alarm clock no longer has to go off before the sun comes up.
Retirement is the single most important life event you will plan for. There, I said it. I am not usually one for such demonstrative statements but its really true.
We can borrow to buy a car, a home, for college, a wedding or even a funeral. But you cant borrow to fund retirement. There is no loan program like one that allows you to go to college and pay later.
And yet, despite these facts, according to a recent retirement study, nearly half of Americans do not feel confident they will be able to save enough for retirement. A third of the 1,000 middle-class people surveyed for the study believe they will have to work until they are no longer able, just to get by.
The top savings priority for 59 percent of the middle class was paying bills, while saving for retirement was a distant second at 13 percent. Perhaps even worse, nearly half of the respondents said they did not believe you could save for retirement and pay their bills at the same time.
Talk about disturbing and distressing news. To think that so many Americans, and perhaps you are one of them, believe they will essentially have to work until they no longer can its not what the American Dream is all about.
Granted, two-thirds of those surveyed are confident they will be able to provide for their retirement. That raises the question of what factors separate the confident group from those who are not.
The line in the financial sand is having a plan. Of those who have a written plan, a road map to save for retirement, 70 percent said they feel confident they will be able to save enough to retire. Only 40 percent of those without a plan feel the same way.
Only a third of the respondents have a written plan. Using a nest egg of $200,000 as a benchmark needed for retirement, those with a written plan are at 32 percent of their savings goal. Those without a plan are at only 10 percent of their savings goal.
Having a plan keeps you on track. You have a road map and you have systems in place that provide you with discipline to save.
We are not a country of great savers. We have what economists call a propensity to consume. While this propensity does fuel our economy and a good economy does have its benefits, that urge to buy does not help our savings rate.
Saving is not easy but its definitely harder without a plan. With a plan comes knowledge. And it will give you options.
No matter how much you love your job, none of us wants to work forever. Plan now and know where you are headed tomorrow.
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Any attack roll that comes up a natural 1 is an automatic miss regardless of bonuses. I'm playing a wizard and I like my touch-attack spells, and now I have access to wish.
Can a wish be used to eliminate this auto-miss rule?
Yes, you can wish for it, but you probably won't get it.
A wish can automatically do any of the following:
You are allowed to wish for things not on this list, but the DM is not only allowed but encouraged to twist your wish into something you didn't really want.
Honestly, if I was a DM and someone wished for this, they would auto-miss on 20s instead of on 1s, and be unable to crit unless they had an expanded crit range.
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Wishes should be worded, or at least able to be worded, in character voice. Since your character is ignorant of the mechanics of his universe, he's unable to voice that wish to affect the mechanics.
As a GM, if a character wished for that, Sure, the character never misses by rolling a natural 1 - in whatever dice games the character plays.
The player still misses on a natural 1.
Deities can have a trait that lets them automatically roll a 20 whenever they want. You can wish to be a god.
Otherwise, you're not supposed to ask things that are part of the mechanics, just things your character, with his knowledge, could ask.
In the original, pre-edited question, the OP tried to couch the out-of-character mechanics (rolling a 1 5% of the time) with in-character observations ("I summon a bunch of skeletons and cast at them, noticing that despite my superior skill, I still miss ~5% of the time).
The problem with that is that while the miss-on-a-1 rule is a relatively clear-cut and arbitrary "cosmic rule" for the player, it isn't so for the character. It's meant to represent (though not necessarily simulate) the vagaries of the encounter. So even if the wizard keeps a list of 1,000,000 attacks and analyzes precisely why he missed 50,000 times, he will see that those misses were because the skeleton had surprisingly held back for a second, or that he himself had slipped and missed the second between casting or touching, or any number of understandable, realistic and unsurprising in-universe explanations. I don't think you can wish for "none of my enemies will ever move in an unexpected fashion and also that I never miscalculate the distance between us while being fired upon".
But here's a twist: to take the normal course of events in real-life, ignore the regular and observable cause-and-effect and instead infer some sort of cosmic game takes a special mindset. The main problem with that is that if that's the case, then the wish spell is just as part of that cosmic game. It's possible that the gods themselves are, too. A powerful wizard who had gone down that particular rabbit-hole would have no choice, I believe, but to embark on an existential quest to discover what really makes the world tick.
One of my characters made this wish, only she phrased it "I wish that my weapon will always strike true." I dig her flavor text. Copied it down, with the location and how much gold (put in a wishing well for fun sake).
Since I'm DM - I'm thinking she'll get what she asked for. Her weapon won't miss. But the specifics - that's the fun stuff. It could hit her or her allies some of the time, too. Maybe even most of the time, if it's the only one she ever uses. Check out some of the example "cursed weapons," for things such as this. The wish spell encourages the DM to be spiteful because they want to emphasize the "be careful what you wish for." It's just like a character making a deal with an arch-devil - it goes in their favor until the fiend wishes otherwise.
Striving for mechanics, I would make that run badly 100% of the time because it unravels the fantasy feel of the game. If they worded it to 'never accidentally hit their friends,' or 'never drop my weapon' as often happens with a botch, sure they could probably have it. But to tear at the edges of imagination by rule grinding, definite no.
Mechanics-wise, I don't think that wish is unreasonable. I personally try to houserule away the "1 always misses on attacks" rules whenever I get the chance, as I feel that having a 5% chance to automatically miss, no matter your skill, feels kind of crappy. If the player phrases the wish in a way that makes some sense in-game (for example, "I wish that my spells would never fizzle."), then I'd probably give it to them. I mean, the ability to hit 5% more (which is the most that this wish can get you, barring alternate critical miss rules) is absolutely on par with getting 15000gp worth of stuff, or getting +1 to a stat permanently.
While this is most definitely outside of the standard list of wishes, I don't think that a player getting this wish would be that bad.
When it comes to things like this I prefer to deny the character his wish and then explain outside of the game why: if I gave it to him that it would make him the perfect swordsman, and perfect does not exist, for if you have nothing to strive for then why take up the sword at all?
However I do not deny the wish entirely and meet the character halfway. For instance, I would suggest to the player they wish for the ability to cast True Strike, and give them the ability to cast it a number of times equal to their INT modifier or some such adaption. Cruel but fair.
"I wish for my spells to never miss/fizzle/whatever"; You permanently lose the ability to cast any spells. No brainer. Anyone who wouldn't punish this kind of play is a bad DM.


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Hi Folks. I make this beautiful custom rosettes in my guitar using this tool. Very accurate, works well with the Dremel. Thanks
Someone took the time to design this jig to be easy to use and do the job precisely. The only negative I had was with the pin size. It would have been nicer to have been a 1/4" pin like other jigs I have.
Makes soundhole and inlay rosette routing simple and fast. Fine adjustment screw allows you to get the groove perfectly sized.
I was very disappointed to see that the registration pin is 3/16 inch and NOT 1/4 inch as my manual circle cutter which I have used for many years. I would like to see a standardized size used so that manual and router-based rosette cutters can be used at the same time. Otherwise, the jig does what it's supposed to do well enough.
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Eyewitness Steve Haines shot this video of a two-alarm fire at a townhouse on Morrish Road in Scarborough on April 19, 2014.
Daytime highs of 19 C, a soggy start, but a drier afternoon to come.
Eyewitness Steve Haines shot this video of a two-alarm fire at a townhouse on Morrish Road in Scarborough on April 19, 2014.
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When we relaunched NRT back in July of 2007, the forums were the centerpiece of what we hoped would be a vibrant community of Christian music fans. We had no expectations. Simple dreams and visions. And we quickly realized that those would become a reality as music fans flooded our new NRTeam community and began to connect using our new site forums. We doubled the size of our forums, we saw hundreds of thousands of posts, we had an entire moderator team and things we're rocking and rolling.
And then MySpace started to die off, quickly replaced by Facebook, and followed by Twitter, and yes, even text messenging. And the way we all communicate with each other seemed to morph overnight with the newest and latest technology, leaving what was once a vibrant and active NRT forum community in the dust faster than we could utter the words, "Hey, remember us?"
Well, don't shed an NRTear for the forums. We've ensured you haven't lost any NRTeam Bonus Points you earned for past activity and we're working on huge changes to the site that will continue to help all of us music fans stay connected. Community is still a major part of our vision and we'll be introducing a lot of new functionality into the site in the coming months that will compliment the changing technology around us.
So stay tuned! Onward and upward!
Kevin McNeese
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April 22, 2014, 12:31PM
I will stay tuned! Love this site so much!'
March 07, 2014, 23:47PM
I am fairly new to this site have been on here for a few months!!!
January 08, 2014, 17:08PM
October 10, 2013, 01:32AM
Oh..ok. But could you please remove that forum link? It could misdirect folks (certainly did me!:)). Nevertheless, it's ok. Miss forums too.
I'm new to this, and i'm using a mobile phone.. I can't seem to be able to access so many pages though their links are available.. Could yu please help?
Thank you..
September 06, 2013, 07:12AM
I wish to know what I cam do to download free song to my laptop? Clemen
August 14, 2013, 01:03AM
just got on board..looking forward to enjoying soul-lifting worship to GOD..
August 06, 2013, 06:52AM
Go rock music
July 31, 2013, 09:09AM
I also have godlovesloud.blogspot.com for metal heads(:
July 31, 2013, 09:08AM
I love rock music and this site is where I usually discover it:) plz visit my blog it's readinbetween.blogspot.com(= thank you NRT!:D
July 23, 2013, 10:25AM
His songs are my favorites i love all
July 22, 2013, 07:14AM
Its 9c 2 b here 2 interact with christians, i want 2 b seeing current songs i can learn
July 01, 2013, 07:00AM
May 28, 2013, 14:42PM
Hello. Those are great photes on hear. And ide love to hear from you guys every day. I hope to hear from you soon.
Caitlin Herbert
May 15, 2013, 08:28AM
Bummer I signed up for this place because it had forums a now they vanish. Sigh, I been trying to find places where can interact with more Christians.
April 28, 2013, 07:02AM
I love NRT and always will! However my favorite song is probably "Background" by LeCrae!
April 24, 2013, 11:24AM
i love your songs but my favorite is "Free To Be Me" your amazing Francesca keep on shinning like the star you are :)
April 15, 2013, 09:17AM
cool, can't wait to see what you have in store next for the site!


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Peter Thiel is at it again.
The venture capitalist and hedge fund manager is launching a $402 million venture capital fund that is focusing on mid-stage technology companies looking to grow, but stay private while doing so.
The new firm is called Mithril Capital and is based in San Francisco. Thiel, who founded the Clarium Capital hedge fund, is the largest individual investor, and chairman of the firm's investment committee.
"Technology holds the solution to most of the world's most pressing challenges, from resource scarcity to disease. A great achievement may require a decade of work, but a lifetime of vision," Thiel said in a statement. "Mithril will play a patient, focused and pivotal role in helping the world's most outstanding creative minds solve vexing problems and build lasting companies."
Thiel will run the firm with Ajay Royan, co-founder and managing general partner. Royan will serve on the investment committee and leads the Mithril team.
Thiel, who was co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook , is no stranger to the venture capital community and is an advocate of getting young entrepreneurs to pursue the start-up path.
In 2010 Thiel launched his 20 Under 20 Thiel Fellowship, which gives a group of selected young entrepreneurs $100,000 to pursue their ideas. The catch: They have to opt out of college for at least two years.
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So, I'm very early in my pregnancy, however we're already discussing names. The name that my child's father is totally stuck on is Briar. I hated it at first (I'm a Jane, Anne, Henry, Nicholas, etc kinda person), but the more I toss it around I'm kinda coming to like it some. I'd love to get your, and your reader's, opinions. Is this a cute new name that's kind of "out there" or would we get the same reaction everyone had when Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple?
The two issues I've found so far are the connection to a briar bush, and when said over the phone people can hear "dryer" instead.
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I can think of two more issues (plus I'd add that it can also sound like "prior" or "Pryor"). One is than when written, it can look like "Brian." And the second is that if your style tends to be more Jane/Henry, choosing a name outside your usual preferred style for a first child might make you feel locked into finding names outside your preferred style for subsequent children as well. Many people like a name or two in a style category they don't generally like, but then would be really stuck if they wanted to choose more names from that same category.
I don't think of it as an Apple-type name, however. I think of it as Unusual Botanical, along with Juniper and Magnolia---not Highly Unusual Botanical with Apple and Spruce. Let's have a poll over to the right to see what everyone thinks of it. [Poll closed; see results below.]
Poll results (483 votes total) for "What do you think of the name Briar?":
I love it! I'd use it! - 48 votes (10%)
I like it! I'd consider it! - 107 votes (22%)
I like it for someone else's baby - 174 votes (36%)
No particular opinion - 33 votes (7%)
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The forum sponsor is based in Seattle, WA. I believe he works under the UPC.
I and a few others are in California. The California Plumbing Code is based on the UPC with a lot of ifs/ands/buts.
We have a number of people from the East coast operating under the IPC, and folks from NYC and MASS, which both have their own unique codes.
We are aware that the answer to any particular question may not be exact, depending on code, and often that will be pointed out to the person asking the question. There are usually enough people posting that if the poster tells us where he is, someone will know his code.
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Use it as a template, so that the cavity in the guitar body is the correct size for a single coil pickup, and does not look less than professional. Be careful to do the routing in stages, otherwise, the template might not last. The plexiglass is thick enough for repeated use.
Just routed a tele pickup cavity using this template for the first time. It was perfect! It's probably a good idea to make your templates on MDF using this ones, as others say, but if you're careful I don't think there should be any problem.
I've used other templates from Stew-mac and I have been very pleased so far. This one is no different. Take your time and you should have no problems!
It gets a F for durability, as for the cut and finish of the product it was great. I used the plastic single coil pickup routing jig and it melted using the plunge 0583 routing bit with doubled up bearings and messed up a guitar that I'm building. I am very upset to say the least. I was going to leave open pickup cavities with no pick guard but that is now changed. I normally use wood templates for plunging that I have made for the basses I build. My suggestion is to use the plastic template to make a template out of some leftover hardwood laying around to use on your guitar. I have another suggestion for Stew Mac is to have them CNC'ed in aluminum, hardwood or something that isn't going to melt.
I have the full set foe strats and humbucker. i use these to make thicker templates and keep these as masters. but the work great by themselves if you use shims.
I've got, and used a few of these templates now and all except the P-Bass are excellent. Be careful to check against your bridge though, as this template suits the Vintage bridge but not the later Am Std; the thru-holes are in a different position. The actual pickup route is acurate just check for the holes.
A little thin, but well made. Will work.
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I haven't used them yet, but have used other stew-mac templates. They are all great, you just need to take your time, and learn how to use them properly. It is also a great idea to make thicker templates out of MDF first, because if you mess up your master templates, you'll have to order new ones.
I bought these upon reading reviews with the idea that I would use them as master templates. I successfully cut a second larger based template out of 6mm thick MDF material which is perfect for pickup routing templates and this means I can keep these SM templates safe for when the MDF templates have done enough.
I would only use these as master templates as they would probably get scuffed/scratched through every day use.
Well worth the price, and made cutting pickup templates very easy.
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On the Left Bank just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower, this sleek, 4-star hotel has become a prime destination for business travellers. Ideal for work meetings, equally suited for socialising, the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel is currently undergoing a complete transformation under the watchful eye of designer Christophe Pillet.
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The Lakewood Ranch Lightning youth lacrosse team completed an undefeated season for the first time in the program's six-year history.
The team finished the season 13-0 after a 13-3 victory over Clearwater and a 12-2 victory over Fishhawk May 2. During the season the Lightning played youth teams across southwest Florida, including Clearwater, Fishhawk, Tampa, Wesley Chapel and the Sarasota Military Academy.
Members of this year's undefeated Lightning youth lacrosse team include: Nathan Ault, Vito Bavaro, Christopher Beggs, Neil Carper, Kyle Cartwright, Mitchell Charbonneau, Dakota Dickerson, Adam Getty, Grant Golden, Mac Hickman, Jimmy Kahl, Ryan Katchen, Jacob Krieg, Anthony Lanza, Evan LaPorta, Colin Levanduski, Gardiner Lin, Brooks Maddaloni, Andrew Marquette, Trent Marshall, Kyle Martin, Luc Andre Panet-Raymond, Josh Pelton, Colin Reinecke, Colby Rodgers, Wyatt Sasman, Adam Scalisi, Michael Schilman, Alex Sobczak, Grant Somerville, Alect Stettlet, Alex Stoffel, Spencer Tocci, Caleb Ward and Patrick Warren.
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Groups like California destinations for the sunshine, the cultural offerings, the food and the outdoors. While world-class spas have always factored into the mix of California attractions, two urban resorts that cater to groups incorporate their own not-to-be-missed spas.
The Claremont Resort & Spa, nestled in a quiet Berkeley neighborhood in the Oakland Hills overlooking the San Francisco Bay, and La Costa Resort and Spa, just north of San Diego in Carlsbad, have been considerably spruced up under new management. Both hotels now feature extensive and sophisticated spa facilities.
At the 20,000-square-foot Spa Claremont, an imaginative menu of treatments is available in 32 individual rooms. Massage options go way beyond the usual shiatsu, Swedish, and sports varieties to include options such as Tibetan sound massage: a combination of traditional kneading techniques with vibrating bowls placed at different points on the body. The Ayurvedic rebalancing treatment involves exfoliation with exotic herbs and hot essential oils, a hot-oil drip on the forehead, deep scalp massage and treatment, and pressure-point face massage. Packages of treatments, such as the Thai Journey and the Mayan Temple Journey, are designed to reduce stress and foster wellness. Hotel guests also have access to the Club at the Claremont, a well-equipped private fitness club with swimming pools and tennis courts. For a real challenge, the hotel also has its own ropes course, which is available for group activities.
For groups that need to get some business done, the 279-room Claremont contains 25,000 square feet of flexible function space. That includes 21 meeting rooms, some with panoramic bay views, and two ballrooms, one of the latter with a capacity of up to 400 guests. One meeting room is outfitted with living room-style seating.
To carry a healthy theme throughout a program, meetings at the Claremont can feature fitness breaks, about a dozen options for 10- to 15-minute refreshers with themes such as energizing stretches and breathing exercises, desk drumming, and personal energy management.
The Mediterranean-flavored La Costa recently completed the first phase of a much needed $140 million makeover that makes the most of its sunny setting. The new Spa at La Costa formed the centerpiece of the renovation, which also included complete remodeling of 474 guest rooms sprawled out over a lush 400-acre site. During the next phase, the resort will add villas ringing its two legendary golf courses.
The spa combines 28,000 square feet indoors and a 15,000-square-foot intimate courtyard for sunbathing and relaxing. It houses 42 treatment rooms, including two suites for couples; separate water therapy areas for men and women; a full-service salon offering customized makeovers; a spa café; and quiet inside lounges.
Spa guests are asked to reveal their reason for visiting—to indulge, invigorate, or inspire—and treatments are tailored to that choice. So a day of invigoration might include agua de vida (a signature series of showers, whirlpools, body scrubs, steam, and sauna treatments), a California vegetable clay wrap, a Thai massage, a custom facial, and lunch at the spa café.
The spa is only one component of an extensive selection of recreational and health-promoting alternatives at La Costa. The Chopra Center offers group and individual instruction and activities for those seeking mind/body healing and transformation. Four heated swimming pools, bicycle rentals, a tennis center, and an 8,000-square-foot fitness club complement the golf courses.
The new 40,000-square-foot conference center at La Costa includes an 18,000-square-foot ballroom, 15 meeting rooms on two floors, verandas for receptions, and a self-serve business center. Poolside patios throughout the resort are available for outdoor events and teambuilding activities. —Megan Rowe


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For general use circuits like you describe there is no 80% rule. It is a good design idea tho.
Can't really help on the fireplace without knowing how many watts it draws.
I have 2 separate questions to ask, if you guys have some input, I'd appreciate the thoughts.
1. If on a 15A breaker I have 3 - 100W lights + 12 - 65W lights + 1 water softener tranformer on the same circuit, this equals 1080W being used if they are all on at the same time not including the softener. The softener uses I believe .02 kW/h. While you should not exceed 80% of the 15A circuit (1440W) and although I don't know exactly how much draw the softener has but it seems like it would be very little, would it be a problem for any reason to have 15 fixture + the softener on the same circuit as long as the 1440W (80% rule) is not violated?
2. Does anyone know the maximum ft sq covered by indoor electrical fireplaces and do they require a dedicated 20A circuit like electric base board heat? The big box stores sell units that cover 400 sq ft. and use 400Watts, from what I recall. The blowers seem rather weak, however. I'm considering gas instead, but thought I'd ask.
Thanks for your input.
For general use circuits like you describe there is no 80% rule. It is a good design idea tho.
Can't really help on the fireplace without knowing how many watts it draws.
Start with 10 watts per square foot on electric heaters, down to 30º. Add for lots of glass, poor insulation. X2 for Zero degrees, X3 for minus 30º.
A hair dryer uses 1200 watts, so if some mutt in hd thinks that 400 watts will heat 400 square feet......good luck.
There's no such thing as a rule of thumb for heater sizing. You must do a load calculation to estimate how much power you'll need to heat a given room.
Heating requirements vary hugely depending on room construction characteristics in addition to square footage. For example, in the same house, I have a 120sq/ft room that needs nearly 7,000btu (2kw electric) to heat and a 260 sq/ft room that needs only 4,500btu (1.3kw). The difference is all in the insulation, glass area, orientation, and ceiling height. There's no way to go from square footage alone to heater size--you have to do a proper Manual J load calculation to take into account construction in addition to volume.
400 watts is less than two red infrared heat lamp bulbs. If the room was tightly sealed and insulated it MIGHT warm it up a little bit, eventually. But, a toaser oven might do just as good, or better, for a lot less money. Watch your television set. I believe the Amish are "giving their fireplaces away", just pay shipping and handling.
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You are correct in saying rating a CB at 80%. NEC Sec. 384-16(c). You should not exceed 12 amps for a 15a breaker or 1440 watts. As an Electrical Estimator/Project Manager we run into this often on desighn build projects. The local jurisdictions will often look a load calculations in determining approval of permit drawings.
The heater thing I am not familiar with so I will plead ignorance.
I don't know what version of the National Electrical Code you have but it sure isn't the 2008 version. There is NO section 384.16 (c) and indeed section 384 has NOTHING to do with branch circuit ocpd ratings but concerns strut-type channel raceway.
The truth is that the NEC does NOT limit branch circuits to 80% of the ocpd rating EXCEPT for circuits supplying CONTINUOUS loads, defined as being energized for more than three hours, and some specific loads including water heating and space heating. All other branch circuits may have a connected load up to, and often exceeding, the branch circuit ocpd rating. Furthermore, since most residential equipment is cord-and-plug connected it would be utterly impossible to calculate the connected load of most residential branch circuits.
Idoc4u, you have no problem with the circuit as you described. The actual load from the water softener is minuscule.


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This week's list from our favourite canine friends finds them turning their piercing gaze towards the New York Police Department.
A little rock'n'roll remembrance from the quick-quipping @dogsdoingthings.
The agony and ecstasy of Madchester as seen through the wide-eyed gurn of @dogsdoingthings.
In the wake of an emotional week in music, @dogsdoingthings pay a sharply poignant tribute in their own special way.
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The legendary producer, DJ, artist, actor and more schools us on some of the best drum and bass has to offer.
The idiosyncratic soul star talks to us about her most treasured tracks of the genre.
The Chicago house DJ gives us a guided tour of the genre from his point of view.
If Lily Allen's problematic Hard Out Here video leaves you cold, take a look at the best audiovisual statements from women in the music industry that we've seen in 2013.
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Legendary ambient act celebrate 25 years by looking back at their favourites.
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The FamilyFix base is great value for money as you only need the one base to use both the Pebble, Cabriofix or the Pearl car seats (not included) so will last you from birth up to 3½ years (18kg).
Great product but not from Kiddicare. The car seat twice delivered with manufacturers damage. Don't order from kiddicare because you won't get perfect car seat. Looks like great bargain but overall nightmare. Had to arrange exchange once. Second time can't even be bothered. Going into store to see what are they selling and what indeed you get if you order on line as a 'deal package' with family fix. Disappointing. Other products I order - perfect from kiddicare, but not maxi-cosi!
This was bought for our second child due in January along with the Oyster buggy and carry cot. Having made a poor choice of travel system with our first child I did a great deal of research this time and found the reviews for the Maxi-Cosi Pebble on various internet sites was so favourable there seemed no doubt that this was an excellent choice. I am very pleased with the look of the car seat and the ease of installation in the car, both easy and very safe with such good reassurance that the seat is in properly. I like the newborn insert and easy clip belts which I feel when trying to get two children in the car safely is going to be a huge advantage. It is very easy to clip onto the Oyster buggy frame.
Yes it's more expensive than the cabriofix, but the Pebble is approved for air travel, and I felt the head support looked slightly better with the Pebble. The ability to move the angle of the seat on the isofix base is also an added bonus, in addition to the ease of fitting in the car.
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Having had one child I had already struggled to get the seat belt around the carseat quickly & securely & travelling became a real hassle & chore especially when my first would be screaming uncontrollably until the car would be moving. Now pregnant with my second this product was on my must have list! So simple & feels really safe & secure but so hassle free getting the carseat in & out of the car with this fantastic base. The base may seem expensive but having looked at second hand ones they really do keep their value. The carseat is so lightweight & comes with a built in sunshade which is ideal for me.
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It is also time for another recipe. This week we have on e-mail in from the O'Meyer family of Eagle River.
The family uses this recipe whenever they have a fish fry provided by the chain. Daughter Emily is happy to catch fish for the family dinner.
Today it's...O'Meyer Perch.
The Parts:
4 perch fillets
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons paprika
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 large egg
1 cup milk
1/2 cup butter
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Mix flour, paprika, and salt together and set aside.
In a small bowl, blend the egg and the milk.
Heat butter in frying pan.
Dredge perch fillets in egg wash first and then into the flour mixture.
Carefully place them into the hot butter in the frying pan and brown on both sides.
Remove from the butter and drain on a paper towel.
Thanks O'Meyer family, this one sounds good for a shore lunch too.
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My clinical interests include strategies to improve long-term outcomes in transplant recipient and educational programs for community nephrologists and primary care providers to strengthen their knowledge in caring for transplant recipients.
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Keith D.S. DeMattos A. Golconda M. Prather J. Cantarovich M. Paraskevas S. Tchervenkov J. Norman DJ. Factors associated with improvement in deceased donor renal allograft function in the 1990s. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol 2005; 16(5): 1512-21.
Barry JM. Conlin M. Golconda M. Norman D. Strategies to increase living donor kidney transplants. Urology 2005; 66(5 Suppl): 43-6
Keith, D.S., de Mattos, A.M., Golconda, M., Prather, J., Norman, D. Effect of donor recipient age match on survival after first deceased donor renal transplantation. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol 2004; 15(4): 1086-91.
Whiting, J.F., Golconda, M., Hayes, R., Smith, R., O'Brien, S., First, M.R., Alexander, J.W. Economic costs of Expanded Criteria Donors in Renal Transplantation. Transplantation 1998; 65(2): 204-7.
Golconda, M.S., Larson, T.S., Kolb, L., Kumar, R. 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D-mediated hypercalcemia in a renal transplant recipient. Mayo Clinic Proceedings 1996; 71(1): 32-36.
Golconda, Muralikrishna. S., Ueda, N., Shah, S.V. Evidence suggesting that iron and calcium are interrelated in oxidant-induced DNA damage. Kidney International 1993; 44: 1228-1234.
Czapla K., Rodger, R.S., Halls, D.J., Muralikrishna, G.S., Macdougall, A.I., Fell, G.S. Ranitidine reduces aluminium toxicity in patients with renal failure. Nephrol Dial Transplant 1992; 7(12): 1246 - 8.
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MOUNT VERNON For His Glory, an Ohio Intergenerational Camp Meeting, will be held at Mount Vernon Academy, 525 Wooster Road, Mount Vernon, June 12 through 18, with concerts kicking off and closing the camp.
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For His Glory (The Walker Family) will close the camp meeting June 18 at 8 p.m. in the MVA gymnasium. The Walker Family is from Groveport and the group of five (ages 14-20) perform at various churches, festivals, community gatherings and many other venues. A bluegrass group since 2006, none of the young members had had any lessons on the instruments they play. They consider their music a ministry.
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Glam Josephine Knot Necklace
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Step 1 You will need one cord, at least 24" long. Locate the center of the cord. Make a counter-clockwise loop with the left half of it. Be sure you bring the end under to make the crossing point on the left.
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Step 3 Bring the right end up to the top of the knot, rotating clockwise. Direct it through the first two loops, weaving over - under - over - under as shown. This creates the third loop.
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Step 6 Measure remaining paracord around your neck and trim to desired length.
Step 7 Gather the RSVP rhinestone bracelet, and using your wire cutters, clip between the rhinestones to separate the bracelet, making a single strand of stretchy rhinestones.
Step 8 Gather the Color Pop™ sliced agate pendant and outline the silhouette with E-6000® glue. Using the rhinestone strand from Step 5, cover the E-6000® glue on the outside of the pendant and hold tightly until adhered. Clip excess rhinestones using wire cutters. Let rhinestones dry completely on pendant.
Step 9 Gather the Bead Landing™ cord clasp. Open one end of the latch and insert a drop of E-6000® glue. Then insert one end of the paracord and close the latch and hold tightly until paracord is adhered to clasp.
Step 10 Repeat Step 9, using the other end of the cord clasp and paracord.
Step 11 Using E6000 glue, draw a thin line on top of the access paracord from where the Josephine Knot ends to the cord clasp on each side.
Step 12 Gather the Bead Landing™ Rhinestone chain and cover the E-6000® glue from where the Josephine knot ends to the cord clasp on each side. Let dry until rhinestones are adhered to paracord.
Step 13 Attach the Bead Landing™ pendant hook to the Color Pop™ sliced agate pendant from Step 8 and to the paracord loop from Step 4.


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A victim from World War II's "Death Railway" sets out to find those responsible for his torture. Based on the true story that's detailed in Eric Lomax's autobiography, this 2013 war drama is directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and stars Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman & Stellan Skarsgård.
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